Hotel Shikinosato and Iyasinoyu Reviews

Nice hotel with onsite onsen in a small town, beautiful surrounding. Good breakfast. It should be very beautiful in cherry blossom time, will come again.

A typical mass market hot spring hotel which is inexpensive though location may not be convenient depending on your visit. I stayed there after accomplishing the very challenging Temple No. 12 on the Ohenro route in order to get a better rest though I needed to walk 2.5 hours more. I was very satisfied with the hotel, the room is spacious and the dinner delicious but not expensive. Also loved the craft beer though it was quite pricey at 990 yen inclusive of tax. My full dinner set only costs 1,8xx. Overall an extremely pleasant over night stay from the viewpoint of an Ohenro walker. Always stay grateful!

A highly recommended hot spring hotel. The interior design is quite warm and you can feel the hotel's care in every aspect. The breakfast is a personal combination and each dish is carefully prepared and delicious. The hot spring is a must-experience. Do you want the spring quality to be good?

There are no shortcomings. Although the hotel is a bit old, it is kept very clean. It is a pity that the public bathhouse is under renovation, but there are still baths for residents only.

又有溫泉浸，又早餐豐富。值得推薦的酒店。

This hotel has spacious rooms, comfy beds and a great onsen. Both breakfast and dinner were superb (traditional Japanese food, not Western). Helpful staff. It was a very nice stay after a hard day's hiking on the Shikoku Pilgrimage (Henro).

This was a clean and comfortable place to rest our aging limbs after a long slog on the Shikoku 88. We were the only western guests but were made to feel very welcome by the very helpful staff. Communication was difficult- their English much better than our Japanese. My only gripe was the food. Dinner and breakfast were set meals as part of our package - both beautifully presented but what was it we were eating? Not wishing to be a little englander but it didn’t taste that good and we pined for a greasy spoon